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Region: Southeast Florida

RIVER BLUFF PICNIC SITE STATE PARK
1022 Desoto Park Dr. Tallahassee, FL 32301

(850) 922-6007

Directions

10 miles west of Tallahassee on State Road 20 on Jack Vause Road.

Fees

Please call the park for fees and other information.

Hours of Operation
Florida state parks are open from 8 a.m. until sundown 365 days a year.

Alcoholic beverages are not permitted in Florida State Parks. Please place all trash in its proper place and do not feed the wildlife.

The lake offers outstanding recreational opportunities for largemouth bass, shellcracker and speckled perch sport fishing, nature walks, picnicking and boating. Lake Talquin is a man-made lake. Because the lake is inundated with logs and stumps, no swimming is permitted.

The rolling hills of the uplands are covered with forests of pines and hardwoods. Large loblolly pines, American beeches, Southern magnolias and oaks dominate these woods. In the spring, flowering dogwood, rebud and red buckeye are all in bloom in the forest understory and add soft colors to the fresh green of the newly opening forest leaves.

There is an amazing abundance of wildlife throughout the are. Numerous waterfowl use the lake during the winter, and bald eagles and osprey are often seen flying over the lake or resting in trees along the shore. On the upper reaches of the lake, the strange nocturnal call of limpkins echo among the cypress trees. Animals such as wild turkey and deer are seen frequently.

 

Fishing
Renowned for its sports fishing, Lake Talquin contains largemouth bass, speckled perch, bluegill, shellcracker and catfish. A Florida freshwater fishing license is required for persons over 15 years of age or older. A small fishing dock is located at the River Bluff area to allow fishing without a boat.

Nature Trails
The self-guided boardwalk at the River Bluff Picnic Site offers views of the ravine, bluffs and lakeshore. A loop trail takes visitors through two of the ravines at the site. This 45-mintue walk allows visitors a closer inspection of the fascinating plant and animal life of the park year-round.

Picnicking
Excellent picnic facilities, including a pavilion and barbeque pit are available at the River Bluff Picnic Site. The facilities may be reserved for group activities and after-hour use by contacting the park office.

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